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Massimiliano Cremonesi

Politecnico di Milano

Italy

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Peter Wriggers

Professor

Leibniz University Hannover

GERMANY

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Rob Wolfs

Assistant Professor at Eindhoven University of Technology

Eindhoven University of Technology

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Derk Bos

Eindhoven University of Technology

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Alessandro Russo

Professor

University of Milano-Bicocca

ITALY

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Liberato Ferrara

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Politecnico di Milano

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Massimiliano Cremonesi

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Articles (12)

The virtual element method for arbitrarily distorted 8-node bricks

A unified fluid-solid elasto-viscoplastic finite element model for the simulation of 3D concrete printing across process scales

A numerical framework for fibre orientation prediction in fibre-reinforced concrete tunnel linings

Particle Virtual Element Method (PVEM): an agglomeration technique for mesh optimization in explicit Lagrangian free-surface fluid modelling

Manifold reducibility for a Lagrangian finite element solver with remeshing

A mesh-based Graph Neural Network approach for surrogate modeling of Lagrangian free surface fluid flows

A partitioned Lagrangian finite element approach for the simulation of viscoelastic and elasto-viscoplastic free-surface flows

A Hu-Washizu variational approach to self-stabilized quadrilateral Virtual Elements: 2D linear elastodynamics

A hybrid Lagrangian–Eulerian particle finite element method for free‐surface and fluid–structure interaction problems

Analysis of a stabilization-free quadrilateral Virtual Element for 2D linear elasticity in the Hu-Washizu formulation

Challenging the Limits of Fluid FEM Modelling in 3D Concrete Printing

A Hu–Washizu variational approach to self-stabilized virtual elements: 2D linear elastostatics

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Peter Wriggers

Rob Wolfs

Derk Bos

Alessandro Russo

Liberato Ferrara

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